On Mon, 2011-06-06 at 09:47 +0100, Neil Bird wrote:
> Around about 03/06/11 20:01, Patrick O'Callaghan typed ...
> > A simple iPod mounts as a storage device, but a Touch or iPhone is a
> > more complex beast with its own protocol. I'm at my work machine but
> > when I get a chance I'll check my ho
It's been a while since I synced my iPhone or Touch with any of the Linux tools
(I usually use iTunes under virtualbox)... Under gtkpod, there was a menu item
"eject" or "write changes"... After copying the files, whichever client you're
using needs to rebuild the music database on the device.
Around about 03/06/11 20:01, Patrick O'Callaghan typed ...
> A simple iPod mounts as a storage device, but a Touch or iPhone is a
> more complex beast with its own protocol. I'm at my work machine but
> when I get a chance I'll check my home machine which already has this
> set up.
I think, in
On Fri, 2011-06-03 at 09:25 +0100, Neil Bird wrote:
>I also don't see the thing creating a /dev device: my
> understanding was
> that the iPod should still appear as a USB storage device.
A simple iPod mounts as a storage device, but a Touch or iPhone is a
more complex beast with its own pro
I just got an iPod Touch 4G for my son, and tried it in my Fedora 14 PC
(he has a school Windows laptop I can put iTunes on but I'd rather get it
working “properly” :) )
When I plug it in I get am error popup:
unable to mount ipod touch
dbus error org.freedesktop.dbus.error.noreply: me
